SoyITPro[verified]@SoyITProPatch
The post announces Microsoft’s March 2026 security update that patches eight critical CVEs across Windows, Office, SQL Server, .NET, Azure, and third‑party libraries, detailing the vulnerability classes and CVSS scores, but makes no reference to exploit code or ongoing attacks.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
Microsoft's March 2026 Patch Tuesday release fixes 83 vulnerabilities, including three highlighted CVEs that can be exploited via Office or SQL Server; users are urged to apply the patch immediately.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
Microsoft patched CVE‑2026‑26110 and CVE‑2026‑26113, which allowed remote code execution via the Office preview pane without user interaction; no exploitation details or PoC are disclosed.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiDisclosure
The tweet announces two new critical Microsoft Office CVEs that enable arbitrary code execution by merely previewing files in Outlook, emphasizing the risk without any user interaction.
Minery Report[verified]@MineryReportPatch
The post outlines a high‑severity RCE vulnerability in Microsoft Office that activates via the Preview pane, and urges immediate patching or disabling of that feature to mitigate the risk.
kotaro@サイバーセキュリティ情報発信[verified]@ngsk_cisoPatch
The post informs users that CVE‑2026‑26110 and CVE‑2026‑26113, affecting Outlook preview pane, are fixed by the March 2026 Windows Update and suggests disabling the preview pane as a temporary measure. No PoC or active exploitation details are provided.
Emmanuel Nii Okai[verified]@engniiokaiPatch
The post highlights two critical Office CVEs and provides a clear workaround—disabling the Outlook preview pane—and prompts users to confirm their last patch date.
CybrPulse[verified]@CybrPulsePatch
The post announces Microsoft March Patch Tuesday, names CVEs causing RCEs and an SMB auth bypass, and urges users to apply patches, but provides no proof‑of‑concept, exploit code, or evidence of current exploitation.